Anthony Chatham

Anthony Chatham is a seasoned professional in disaster recovery and military leadership with extensive experience in various high-level roles. Currently serving as the Federal Supervisory Interagency Recovery Coordination Program Manager at FEMA since December 2017, Chatham advises senior officials on recovery-related matters and effectively communicates complex recovery program information. Previous roles include Commanding Officer and Department Chair at Southern University A&M and Tulane University Naval ROTC, where Chatham developed Navy and Marine Corps Officer Candidates. Chatham's military career includes prominent positions such as Commanding Officer at Navy Support Facility Diego Garcia and Deputy Director at Joint Systems Integration Command, highlighting expertise in strategic planning, resource management, and interagency coordination. Chatham holds a Master's degree in Homeland Security from Tulane University and has completed advanced military education at the National Defense University.